fascinating article by @dbarabander from @variant on agents as NFT's, something I have been thinking about a lot lately. 

"The key insight is that agents have “memories” that allow them to record their experiences performing tasks for their principals. These experiences are unique, which makes them non-fungible. An NFT could represent an agent, and holding this NFT could provide exclusive read/write access to an associated memory slot in a trustless memory layer (functioning effectively as a “license” to these memories)."

I love the concept of storing and updating an agents memories on-chain, perhaps on IPFS with encrypted memory files where a smart contract that validates NFT ownership provides decryption keys or letting NFT holders run the agent in a secure enclave like a TEE (trusted execution environment) where NFT provides authentication to access the enclave and its memories remains protected within the enclave

https://blog.variant.fund/agents-as-nfts

I was going to do a cast on my new article on Agents as NFTs but @atown did a better job of explaining what I'm trying to capture than anything I could write.

Check out the article here:

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I was going to do a cast on my new article on Agents as NFTs but @atown did a better job of explaining what I'm trying to capture than anything I could write.

Check out the article here: https://blog.variant.fund/agents-as-nfts

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